The Zionist dream is turning into a nightmare for both Israel and the global order. By Adem Kılıç, political scientist If there is one lesson that Israel can learn from
This move might start the next chapter in what’s infamously called “Balkanization”. By Prof. Dr. Halil Çivi On September 22, 2024, The New York Times published an article citing Albanian
Moldova’s most popular independent blogger Veaceslav Valko on the upcoming elections and his country’s international positioning. This October, the smallest state in the Black Sea region, Moldova, holds presidential elections.
A view from Gagauzia on the Moldovan elections of October 20. By Adnan Türkkan We met with the President of the Autonomous Republic of Gagauzia, Evghenia Gutul. President Gutul responded
One can only hope that the two Slavic countries start talking to each other. By Dave Green It is becoming increasingly clear that Russia is taking a more uncompromising stance
Technical and political dimensions of the S-400 system, and the key questions raised in Türkiye and abroad. Türkiye’s purchase of the S-400 air defense system from Russia sparked great tension
Currently, Israel is trying to implement a new phase of its “grand plan” with the creation of a so-called state in Syria to create a “shadow Israel” and a so-called
Interview on developments in the Sahel The director of the Sahara and Africa Center for Strategic Studies Dr. Abdel Fattah Al Fatihi has talked about the Sahel Confederation’s projects, the accusations of
The Arab and Muslim world must take the initiative. By Sergio Rodriguez Gelfenstein “Death is not true when the work of life has been well accomplished.” Jose Marti Hurt if
Ankara must take a decision, the expert says. Türkiye is at a crossroads, says Bercan Tutar, an expert on international politics and columnist at Turkish daily newspaper Sabah. He states
France’s colonial legacy in Africa is a somber reminder of the brutalities of empire. By Dr Halim Gençoğlu Colonialism is not satisfied merely with holding a people in its grip
Should Harris win, would Hillary Clinton probably be her main advisor in domestic and international affairs. By Alfredo Jalife-Rahme, Mexico City / Mexico * * Professor at the National Autonomous
